TOPIC 2 (SET A)

It provides a description and exploration of phenomena in real-life situations and characteristics.

• Comparative research

• Quasi-experimental

• Experimental research

• Descriptive research

Which of the following are part of the basic methodology of research?

• Hypothesize an explanation for those observations

• Verify your findings. Make your final conclusions. Present your findings in an appropriate form for your audience

• Make a prediction of outcomes based on your hypotheses. Formulate a plan to test your prediction

• All of these

What must be your first step when conducting a quantitative research?

• Collect and process data

• Present your findings in an appropriate form for your audience

• Investigate current theory surrounding your problem or issue

• Hypothesize an explanation for those observations

What is the last step that you are to undertake when conducting a quantitative research?

• Collect and process your data

• Present your findings in an appropriate form for your audience

• Investigate current theory surrounding your problem or issue

• Hypothesize an explanation for those observations

Which of the following is an example of causal comparative research?

• (1) The effect of pre-school attendance on social maturity at the end of the first grade

• (2) The effect of taking multivitamins on a student’s school absenteeism

• Both (1) and (2)

• Neither (1) nor (2)

What type of research reveals a cause and effect relationship by systematically manipulating one parameter (the independent variable) and observing the influence on another (the dependent variable)

• Experimental research

• Survey research

• Causal Comparative research

• None of the above

What type of research conducts survey with a minimum of two groups?

• Correlational research

• Experimental research

• Causal comparative research

• All of the above

One of the categories of experimental research that adopts comparative technique in choosing the subjects

• true experimental research

• non- experimental research

• quasi-experimental research

• none of the above

Which of the following is not considered an importance of quantitative research?

• More reliable and objective

• Often reduces and restructures a complex problem to a limited number of variables

• Assumes sample is not representative of the population

• Looks at relationships between variables and may establish cause and effect in highly controlled circumstances

Which of the following is an example of causal-comparative research?

• Research on the effect of the number of hours your classmates spend in playing mobile legends on their academic standing

• Conduct a study about the attitude of parents regarding home schooling or distance learning during this quarantine

• Write a paper about the performance of newly hired teachers in Taguig National High School this school year 2020-2021

• Study about female and male teachers of Taguig National High School Senior High School and their job satisfaction